How do big pandas get sick? What else does it eat besides bamboo? What do pandas do when they get angry? In recent days, the Public Interest Initiative for the Natural Exploration of the Austro-Austro-American Youth in 2025 was launched, with 50 Macao students working with Chongqing youth to explore the Grand Panda.
At the event, the Zhongqing Zoo pandas entered the Panda Museum, led by Zheng Jian and Pang Ji, to observe the behaviour of the pandas and understand their survival.
Zheng Jian Jian, the pandas are different in character, they're lively, they like to be quiet, they shake their faces like humans when they're angry, they rub their faces when they're in a good mood, and they come closer to the breeder for a massage.
“This is recklessness, that is, recklessness, and I am responsible for its diet. At present, it is two years old and lives with its mother.” Zheng Zheng claimed that he had also encountered troubles in feeding pandas.
Zheng Zheng said that he was a rookie panda breeder and that every step of his life was clear and clear, and he wrote it down and felt like he could handle it.
But for the first time in the course of a true breeding, he came home with a reckless and luminous face, without giving him any face. "I called for half an hour, ran out of tricks, and finally brought it back with the master."
"Big panda is really smart. We raise them as our own children, caring for them, and they feel it." Zheng said that, as the days of contact had increased, he had become familiar with his scent, and had slowly accepted himself.
The pandas are a quiet, quiet animal, afraid of sudden sounds and flashes of light. So, when visiting a panda, don't shout, don't flash, don't feed, just watch and don't disturb their lives.
"The big panda is so cute." The children say they're just as cute and angry as they are.
Listen to the big panda recipe.
Big Panda Nurse Liu Xiao is introducing Big Panda food.
“In the wild, 99 per cent of the panda recipes are bamboo and 1 per cent of the food is rotting meat from wild fruits or other animals.” At the event, Xiao Yu, a nurse at the Chongqing zoo panda, shared the food of the pandas.
Liu Xiao, in addition to the bamboo, the pandas are supplemented with fine fodder, fruit and vegetables. They have exclusive nests, made up of vegetable ingredients such as maize, wheat, soybeans and rice. There is also a porridge, which is a little like home-drinking, which includes corn flour, rice flour, soybean powder, some eggs, milk and, finally, minerals, vitamins, etc.
In addition, large pandas are added to the diet of high protein content, such as eggs, milk, meat, etc., depending on their growth and development at different stages. The breeder adds a certain amount of milk powder to the panda at the early stages; a certain amount of fresh milk to the panda at the adult stage; and a weaker intestine to the panda at the older age, adding some yogurt to complement the protein while helping to regulate the gastrointestinal function.
In addition, the breeders supply large pandas with minerals, vitamins such as calcium, iron, zinc, vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, and vitamin B. Moreover, large pandas at different stages of calcium supplementation are different, with young pandas supplementing dragon-polvee bone particles, calcium glucose acid, adult pandas supplementing calcium carbonate, etc., to meet their calcium demand in the context of the coding.
The panda is a living animal, and it can get sick. In order to feed them, the breeder removes the kernel from the red date and puts the medicine he needs in the red date and feed it to the panda.
With a comprehensive and nutritious food supply, regular health checks by a professional veterinary team, as well as sick care, the coop will live longer than the wild panda.
It's written in the postcard about the love of the big panda.
At the event, young people from Suwon Australia took part in "The Cloud Designs I Send" and in the Animal Theme Postcard Workshop, they shared words and drawings to express their love for the big panda and called for the global protection of the big panda.
The children will deliver their postcards.
The event organizers presented these postcards, which carry the common aspiration of young Australians, which will serve as a good follow-up to the common good of the "Crowd of the Clouds, Love of the Animals" initiative to make children's voices heard green!
At the event, the Young Men and Women also launched the " Caring for the Big Panda Protect the Earth " initiative, in which they are expected to be guardians of their lives, carriers of science and creators of the future. Innovative hope and youth wisdom to restore the Earth.